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A Gulp of Cormorants
A gulp of Double-crested Cormorants systematically cruised along the shoreline of the North Basin, Cesar Chavez Park.
Cold Day Cormorant
A cormorant on a cold day flaps its wings vigorously to dry them; there is no sunshine what would allow the bird to hold the wings still for the same purpose.
Cormorant catches big fish and celebrates
Cormorant in North Basin, Cesar Chavez Park, Berkeley California
Cormorant Day
A pair of Pelagic Cormorants takes a wake-up swim while a large gulp of Double-Crested Cormorants arrives and feeds on the north side of Cesar Chavez Park.
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Double-crested Cormorants in Cesar Chavez Park
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A gulp of cormorants advances like a motorcycle gang devouring everything in its path.
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Double-crested Cormorant dries its wings in Cesar Chavez Park, Berkeley California. Commentary at https://chavezpark.org
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Double-crested Cormorants on shipwreck in Cesar Chavez Park Berkeley California
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Double-crested Cormorant in Cesar Chavez Park Berkeley California
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Double-crested Cormorant in Cesar Chavez Park Berkeley California
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Double-crested Cormorant
Double-crested Cormorant in North Basin
Double-crested Cormorants
A cluster of Double-crested Cormorants swimming south along the western shore of Cesar Chavez Park in Berkeley California
Pelagic Cormorant
This Pelagic Cormorant makes a feeding pass within a few feet of the rocky shore, unconcerned with the people, cars, and trucks not far away.
Pelagic Cormorant Bathing
This Pelagic Cormorant on the north side of Cesar Chavez Park in Berkeley seemed to be bathing, getting its feathers good and wet in anticipation of diving for its meals.
Pelagic cormorants
A pair of Pelagic Cormorants keeping company on the North Basin, Cesar Chavez Park, Berkeley California 11/2/17
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